The current work of the Shared Print Partnership is indebted to the previous years of commitment and contribution from the members of the Rosemont Shared Print Alliance.

 

Rosemont Shared Print Alliance – Executive Committee

Consortium Name University Term Chair
Big10 Maurice York Big Ten Academic Alliance 2023  
CRL Greg Eow Center for Research Libraries 2023 2023
EAST Matthew Sheehy Brandeis University 2021-2023  
EAST Scott Warren Syracuse University 2022-2025  
EAST Martin Garnar Amherst College 2022-2025  
FLARE Judy Russell University of Florida 2021-2023 2020
Scholars Trust  Doug Way University of Kentucky 2021-2023  
Scholars Trust  Stephen Connaghan The Catholic University of America 2019-2021
2022-2024
2021
WEST Denise Stephens University of Oklahoma 2023-2025  
WEST Melissa Desantis University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus 2022-2024  

Rosemont Shared Print Alliance – Operations Committee

Consortium Name Chair
Big10 Maurice York  
Big10 Jenny Maddox Abbott  
CRL Amy Wood  
CRL Marie Waltz  
EAST Susan Stearns 2021
EAST Matthew Revitt  
EAST Sara Amato  
FLARE Ben Walker 2017, 2022
FLARE Tabby Pursley  
Scholars Trust John Burger 2023
Scholars Trust Rebecca Crist  
Scholars Trust Aaron Krebeck  
Scholars Trust Lars Meyer  
WEST Anna Striker  
WEST Alison Wohlers 2020

Shared Print Programs

Founding programs are the Big Ten Academic Alliance, Eastern Academic Scholars’ Trust, Florida Academic Repository, ScholarsTrust and the Western Regional Storage Trust and their member libraries. Other programs will be considered based on the Program Membership criteria.

Rosemont Group: Policies and Procedures Matrix
Revised:  December 2020 
Similarity Scale:       – Same       – Similar/close         – Different
✔ – Yes      ✖ – No 
Criterion Degree of Similarity ASERL BTAA FLARE WRLC WEST EAST CRL
Program Commenced (archiving start year) 8-year range 2011 2012 2012 2008 2011 2016 2012
Approx. # of Titles Archived Widely varied collection sizes 54,044*As recorded in JRNL 9/2020 ~10,550 19,536 9,903 ~30,000 28,057 (holdings) ~52,000
Approx. # of Volumes Archived Varies    422,000 468,072 436,114 ~833,000   General print serials, estimated >500,000.JSTOR archive 84,376
Retention Period All but EAST have 25-year agreements Dec. 31, 2035Reviews in 2020 and 2030 2037 Dec 31, 2035 Dec. 31, 2035 Reviews in 2020 and 2030 Dec. 31, 2035 June 30, 2031 Permanent
Total # of Members Dissimilar 37 15 13  9 65 32 (of 81 members in total for both journals & monographs) 207
Total # of Archivers/Hosts Dissimilar 37 2 1 7 46 32 1
Geographic Distribution of Membership Dissimilar 11 states 11 states Florida Metropolitan Washington D.C. area 18 states West of the Mississippi River 5 states for journals  (13 in total) Continental North America with Global Affiliates
             
Selection:
Collections Analysis Tool(s) Used
Dissimilar Local DecisionCRL Analysis | JRNL PAPR Collections Analysis tool; homegrown tools Local Decision Consortial ILS  AGUA; PAPR Collections Analysis tool CRL reports Local Decision
Selection:
Criteria for New Titles
VariesLow useMember Overlap  2019 Retention ModelWidely-held (7+ ASERL Libraries)Low-use print journalsCompleteness/
quality/conditionSubject Specific – Ag, Arch, Law
Low-use print journals and serial reference worksWidely duplicatedMember overlapE-availability Low-use printLocally selected by participating libraries–wide varietySome by subject  To prohibit duplication in HD facilityVolumes in facility flagged as shared when dupes of same title discarded Member overlapPrint only and
e-availabilityA&I IndexesSubject
Member overlapNot in JSTORIn scope: print only, no microform, no government documents, no monographic series, no non-circulating, no newspapers, no reference works, no directories, no guides, no indexes, no almanacs, no fact books, no handbooks, no yearbooksFor scarce titles (held by 3 or fewer EAST libraries) had additional criteria: The holding libraries owned at least 50% of the runWorldCat US holdings 20 or fewerWorldCat worldwide holdings 30 or fewerNot being retained by other Rosemont programs Local criteria aligned with CRL collection guidelines for CRL collecting areas. https://www.crl.edu/collections/crl-collecting-areas JSTOR archivehttps://www.crl.edu/archiving-preservation/print-archives/crl-administe…
Selection:
Quantity of Titles Archived Annually
Dissimilar None specified Varies None specified Varies; approx. 500/year over
last 2 years
~3,000-4,000 None specified None specified
Selection:
Frequency
Dissimilar None specified Ongoing,
for 5-year term
None specified Processes to mark copies in the facility as shared are run quarterly Selected biennially None specified None specified
Selection: Identification of Archivers/Contributors Varies Voluntary (based on depth, condition and willingness Voluntary (based on backfile depth and willingness) Voluntary NA Automated (via AGUA tool, based on backfile depth and willingness) Voluntary Voluntary
Selection:
Single Copy Policy
5/7 store one copy
Selection:
Optimal Copy Policy for North America
5/7 have no specified policy Seek up to 3 copies among RSPA Shared Print Programs.  Libraries not barred from retaining  beyond 3 copies Will duplicate
non-WEST SP archives to ensure 3 copies are preserved in
North America (prioritizing Rosemont)
             
Validation:
No Validation
2/7 have some volumes with no validation Must discloseBibliographic or physical (local decision) Physical Validation   For widely held print with secure digital surrogates Voluntary Ongoing for legacy material. Requirement for new deposits/acquisitionsJ
Validation: Volume-Level All programs perform for some items No requirement(best practice) Items physically verified for condition and volume-level completeness Items physically verified for condition and volume-level completeness Physical condition verified. No page level validation For digitally indexed with limited/no full text (completeness only) Voluntary Ongoing for legacy material. Requirement for new deposits/acquisitions.
Validation:Issue-Level 2/5 do issue-level validation for some items No requirement Unofficially, when obvious   For print-only (completeness and condition)  Voluntary  Ongoing for legacy material. Requirement for new deposits/acquisitions.All JSTOR at issue level
             
Disclosure:
OCLC Metadata Guidelines Compliant
4/5 use or plan to Best Practice ✔ (details still to be determined based on new OCLC shared print registration service) ✔ 
Disclosure: Use of OCLC SP Symbol 3/5 use SP symbol Not at present ✔ (migrating to primary symbols in 2021) ✔ for JSTOR✖ for general collection
Disclosure: Primary Source for Disclosure Data/Records Varied local disclosure; 4/5 use an ILS Local ILS Lists distributed to members; Local ILS at host sites ALEPH (ILS) Consortial ILS Local ILS Local ILS Local ILS
Disclosure: To PAPR All disclose
Disclosure: To JRNL 2/5 do not disclose ✖ (encouraged but not required)
Disclosure: To OCLC 2/5 may not disclose Date for Registration Service TBD
             
Gap-Filling:
Tool(s) Used
JRNL, PAPR share users JRNL, PAPR PAPR Collections Analysis and local analysis JRNL   (AGUA; PAPR Collections Analysis; JRNL) Investigating JRNL None planned at present
Gap-Filling:
Active Requests to Libraries
3/5 do some
active gap fill
✔Local decision None planned at present Not applicable at present; considering as a future project Print-only & digitally indexed (limited/no full text)–active archive creation for 1 year (then ad hoc) None planned at present None planned at present
Gap-Filling:
Ad Hoc
4/5 do some
ad hoc gap fill
✔Local decision ✔Voluntary offers ✔Voluntary offers and perpetually during daily processing of volumes   ✔Archives with secure digital surrogates; & all others post active gap-filling ✔Local decision ✔Local decision
Gap-Filling: Transfer of Ownership from Provider to Archiver/Host 2/5 transfer ownership ✔To FLARE ✔To WEST archiver
             
Archive Location:
In a Storage Facility
3/5 hold all items in HD facilities ✔Most holdings in HD/MD or other remote storage ✔HD, env-controlled for print ✔HD/MD, env-controlled for print ✔HD, env-controlled for print ✔HD, env-controlled for print only and digitally indexed with limited/no full text A small percentage, mostly at Five Colleges ✔HD, env-controlled for print
Archive Location:
In Place/Open Stacks
2/5 hold some items in stacks ✔Small number of collections in open/closed stacks ✔For archives with digital surrogates only ✔Remainder in open stacks
             
Access:
Members-Only
2/5 may restrict to members Library’s discretion Members and affiliates Local library’s discretion Non-member access guidelineshttps://www.crl.edu/services/borrowing/non-member-lending
Access:
Delivery Method
All offer some version of ILL Traditional ILL methods (photocopy; scan; physical lending)  Onsite access at library’s discretion Traditional ILL methods (photocopy; scan; physical lending) Traditional ILL methods (photocopy; scan; physical lending) Traditional ILL methods for non-WRLC members (UPS, Odyssey). Local courier service and Odyssey for WRLC members Traditional ILL methods (scan; photocopy; physical lending); local access at library’s discretion Traditional ILL methods (photocopy; scan; physical lending); local access at library’s discretion Traditional ILL methods (photocopy; scan; physical lending); full volume/run; onsite reading roomhttps://www.crl.edu/services/lending
Access:
Resource-Sharing Systems
WorldCat, Illiad
widely used
WC Resource sharing, Illiad, Rapid, GAC WC resource sharing; Illiad WorldShare Worldcat/Illiad, locally developed software WC resource sharing; GAC deflection rules in policies directory; Illiad Rapid, ILLiad, GAC Policies specified, WorldShare Rapid, ILLiad, WorldShare
Access:
Access Fee Policy
No fees for members common; may vary for others None for Scholars Trust membersNon-members at library’s discretion None for BTAA members; fee for affiliate campuses per local policies *None currently  None for Scholar’s Trust members Local library’s discretion Local library’s discretion None for members; $175 per item for non-membershttps://www.crl.edu/services/borrowing/non-member-lending

*FLARE is not currently charging fees, but plans to for non-members.